Social Portrait of a Resident of the Arctic in the Conditions of Industrial Development of the Territory (Case Study of Yakutia and Taimyr)

Potravnaya, Evgeniya; Yashalova, Natalia N.; Kim, Hye-Jin

doi:10.15838/esc.2021.4.76.11

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“…The assessment of the interests of the indigenous population must be taken into account and should be reflected using a system of criteria, including the promotion of employment (creation of new jobs or the share of the local population involved in the implementation of the project), income growth, and reduction of environmental pollution, etc. [26].…”

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Social Investing Modeling for Sustainable Development of the Russian Arctic

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The method of the social investing of the Arctic subsoil users is considered in this article. As the portfolio of social investments is formed based on the interests of indigenous peoples, the authors used expert assessment and sociological research for social investing modeling. A two-stage procedure for forming a portfolio of such projects is proposed. An approach has also been developed for assessing and selecting investment projects for the Arctic sustainable development according to different criteria of optimality. The authors substantiate the need for a new approach to sustainable development of the Arctic, based not on compensation for the negative consequences of industrial development used in many countries, but on social investment. In this article the proposed approach is tested on the case of the Arctic indigenous community in Taimyr and the optimal social investing portfolio is justified.

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Social Investing Modeling for Sustainable Development of the Russian Arctic

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“…Finally, the routes for all options of ore transportation will affect the traditional lands and indigenous communities (Olenek and Anabar districts of Yakutia, Taimyr in the Krasnoyarsk region). Their lost profit should be included in the costs of transportation as any option of transportation impacts the quality of life and traditional economic and social activities of the indigenous peoples [38,39]. Based on accumulated vast authors' experience in impact assessment during field work in 2015-2021 in the Arctic indigenous communities, we propose the consideration of the lost profit of the indigenous peoples as follows: losses of traditional crafts (reindeer husbandry, hunting, fishing, and gathering) as a result of a decrease in the resource productivity of the traditional lands relative to the total area of the fields being developed [40].…”

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Route Selection for Minerals’ Transportation to Ensure Sustainability of the Arctic

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The article addresses the issues of route selection for minerals’ transportation based on social, economic, and environmental factors to ensure sustainability in the Arctic. The case of the Tomtor deposit of rare earth metals in Yakutia is considered in the paper. The authors analyze its impact on traditional lands and the environment. To ensure sustainability and to optimize the natural resources’ use for route selection for minerals’ transportation in the Arctic, a system of criteria is proposed. It covers not only the cost of transportation and the distance from the deposit to the processing point, but also the damage to traditional lands of indigenous peoples, and environmental and social risks. An algorithm for choosing the optimal solution for the conservation of natural resources and traditional lands during the transportation of minerals is proposed. It depends on the developed criteria. The proposed approaches can be used during industrial development and investment in the Arctic to optimize the routes of mineral resources’ transportation.

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“…Potravnaya and Yashalova conducted a detailed study on the lifestyles of indigenous and migrant populations in the Russian Federation's Arctic region. They primarily conducted a questionnaire survey among 859 local residents in the Arctic region to analyze the contemporary characteristics of Arctic inhabitants and to assess the environmental impacts of mineral exploration and extraction [10]. Compared to previous research, Potravnaya and Tishkov delved more into the positive aspects of mining companies in improving socio-economic development and promoting employment in the Russian Arctic region.…”

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The Dilemma of Sustainable Development of Russian Arctic Development Based on ANP-SWOT Model Theory Perspective

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2023

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This study mainly focuses on the development of the Arctic region and the difficulties it faces in the new situation. Finding a suitable development path for low-carbon environmental protection and sustainable development has gradually become the focus of attention in all countries. The secret contest of strength is also becoming increasingly fierce. The escalation of the arms race has virtually made the ambitious Russian Arctic plan more radical. This article will use the “ANP-SWOT” strategic analysis method to reveal the possible damage to the environment of the Arctic region and its unsustainable side behind Russia’s grand development plan in the Arctic region. At the same time, it will list the views and contradictions of the countries in the region for the proposals on the resolution of conflicts, broaden the perspective to the global scope, take the common interests of all mankind as the starting point, combine the views and contradictions of all parties, and put forward proposals that are truly beneficial to the development of the Arctic region, thereby promoting inter-regional cooperation and developing a new Arctic strategy that prioritizes global progress and prosperity.

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Social Portrait of a Resident of the Arctic in the Conditions of Industrial Development of the Territory (Case Study of Yakutia and Taimyr)

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Social Investing Modeling for Sustainable Development of the Russian Arctic

Social Investing Modeling for Sustainable Development of the Russian Arctic

Route Selection for Minerals’ Transportation to Ensure Sustainability of the Arctic

The Dilemma of Sustainable Development of Russian Arctic Development Based on ANP-SWOT Model Theory Perspective

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